... mission it was to strike down British institutions in North America, and to bring about political union between Canada and the United States. Canada, he said, loaned to the Grand Trunk enormous sums, not a dollar of which had been repaid. He continued We have ...

... atone’s bill puts Ireland much in the same position as euch a colony as Canada. Canada has been admitted by both sides to be a fair illustration. Well, I lived eome years in Canada, and ean speak of the tie that binds that country to our own. A visitor ...

... willing to concede, and that was that there should be no attempt to set up a hostile tariff—(hear, hear), When Canada was made independent, and the constitutions of Australia and New Zealand were Jetermined, it was a great mistake that nothing was done ...

... illustra- tion—I mean the case of Canada, Althoagi one can never find that histery exactly repeats itself, or that the case of one nation farnishes in all respects a ent for another nation, yet it is curious that n the case of Canada you can find a recedent for ...

... THE DOMINION OF CANADA Ottawa, Thursday.--In the Dominion Houso of Commons to-day Mr Cartwright introduced a bill for better securing the independence of the House, and preventin corrupt practices. In reply to the Premier (Sir 5. A. Macdonald), who asked ...

... CANADA AND IMMIGRATION. [REUTER’S TELEGRAM.] Ottawa, Tuesday.—lt is understood that the Canadian Government has been carefully consideringthe immigration question lately.andthat a new system has been adopted. A vigorous policy will inaugurated with the ...

... DOMINION OF CANADA ISSUE £35A,0C0 in 3560 FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT. BONDS of £lO3 each, the ■\TORTHERN AND WESTERN EAILiAi WAY ■' NEW BRUNSWICK, incorporated A 'iicial Parliament, 35 Victoria, xxxiiL, subsequent Acts. Interest t! cent, per annum absolutely ...

... admitting both sexes—and the Boys’ Brigade. .Dealing with the social life Canada, his lordship the Canadians were a kindly, hospitable people, independent, but sufficiently cautions. Canada was pot merely British colony but a British nationalitT. He shared with ...

... country —Ontarie and Quebec—Ontario being mainly Pro- testant, Quebec being almost entirely Roman Catholic. Tho statesmen of Canada had the same difficulty to eneounter that we have in regard to con- fliet of race and religion. The people of Quebec are mostly ...

... CANADA AS A FIELD FOR EMIGRATION Having some time ago occupied considerable space in your columns with remarks certain pamphlets which are largely circulated throughout the country, containing unreliable and misleading information offered to intending ...

... that should exist between Canada and the mother country, and that through his influence and the influence 0(. men like him Canada was perhaps the most loyal of all the colonies to the British Empire He now represented Canada, and in that position occupied ...

... that at 25,000 dels. worth of while the less of life eannct be erdered to pat down the bas it te thet the whele a0 the and Canada Sioux in the ef the re- and cannot, be expected to the rising, The bis te pat Militia, has called cut a feres of at least ...